FASTER, STRONGER,
QUIETER, EASIER With a strong and rigid core and integrated sound-reducing underlay beneath a high-performance vinyl wear layer, IVC’s LayRed 55 is engineered to overcome your flooring challenges.
The only plank to combine strength, comfort, acoustics and design; LayRed 55 is constructed from 12 layers, each with an important part in ensuring this floor can overcome everything from subfloor condition to speed of installation, acoustics, wear and ease of maintenance. At the heart of LayRed 55 lies a rigid vinyl core with the world’s only dual-layer glass fibre reinforcement. Non-telegraphing over uneven subfloors, the core also has a compact vinyl top layer that combats indentation and impact damage.
Beneath this core lies an integrated underlay that helps the floor to deliver impressive impact sound performance (21dB), while improving walking comfort and fully supporting
the plank joint for better longevity. By applying the underlay before cutting LayRed 55 into planks or tiles, IVC ensures that it’s one of the only floors with a built-in underlay to benefit from fully-supported joints. And with a more uniform bond that eliminates air pockets, the underlay delivers consistently good acoustic performance, comfort and protection.
On the surface of LayRed 55, IVC turns to its project-proven 55 wear layer specification (0.55mm thick) that’s designed for the most demanding commercial environments. Strong
enough to take on high-traffic locations, the wear layer is protected from scratches and stains by dual- action TwinGuard. In a two-step process, IVC applies lacquer before and after the texture is embossed into the wear layer. Making sure even the deepest parts of LayRed 55’s textured surface are protected, TwinGuard gives improved design clarity in a matt finish that has an authentic feel.
LayRed 55 is available in 14 original wood looks (131.7 x 18.9cm) and in eight stone effects (60.96 x 30.33cm).
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is a progression of our mix & match approach to coordinated carpet tile collections, bringing designers an elegant solution in their flooring layouts. Fluid& is inspired by the free-flowing aesthetic of adding paint to water. It reflects natural fluidity and rejects any need for flawless precision - it’s a bold yet soothing design that echoes a strong organic feel.”
PERFECTLY IMPERFECT FLUID& FROM
MODULYSS Fluid& is the newest carpet tile range in the &-collection by modulyss. Bringing a bold splash of colour to commercial spaces, the collection’s perfectly imperfect pattern possesses a wonderful sense of fluidity and movement, elevating the look of office and hospitality spaces.
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In a palette including luscious tones of ochre, green, blue, rust and grey, Fluid& harmonises beautifully with all products in the &-collection; the colour, texture and pattern of the carpet tile can be used alongside Fashion& and Velvet& for dynamic and unique layouts.
Justine Huysman, product development specialist at modulyss said: “As the next product in the &-collection, Fluid&
Utilising in-house, high-resolution print technology onto performance- engineered Aqualon polyamide yarn, the striking print of Fluid& is testament to the development power of one of Europe’s largest carpet manufacturers. Design-led and built to perform, this is a carpet tile that brings the best of modulyss and the technological synergies of the Balta Group.
Standard with back2back recycled content backing, Fluid& is a stylish and sophisticated approach to pattern that’s forever elegant; offering new creative possibilities for office and hospitality interiors. Bringing a sense of flowing serenity throughout a space, Fluid& is ready and waiting for your next project.
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